Whats the next ones Nerwen, so I can have a try.

Hey daz what are the sexes of your 2 babies??

I am at the moment guessing both males.

 

Chirpy is now inside with George and Angle and is so tame. He will jump straight onto your fingure. My son has had him in his room all day.

 

 

I caught Bluey and Spangle chassing Tiny this afternoon and decised that it was time he came out. He fledge over a week ago and I've been watching him with his eating ability.

 

 

Both Chirpy and Tiny are on daily weighing.

Edited October 23, 200519 yr by Nerwen

lady it's hard to find what I want with out using ones from here that folks know

Trust me, us novices don't know! You can use pictures from here, we'll still be stumped

Daz can you post new pics of the babies?? They have a bit of glar on the cere..

 

I agree with lin nerwen just start with the pics from the forum..

okay then Lin what are chirpy and tiny, colour not gender

Edited October 22, 200519 yr by Nerwen

White wing blue?

Look lcosly at the wings:

 

 

what is different about them?

Ooh, ooh, I know!!!

 

**jumps up and down in seat and raises hand**

no hinting Rainbow

:

 

Does this mean I can't play?

I don't think of you as a beginner

 

Jump over my side and be a teacher.

Look lcosly at the wings:

 

 

what is different about them?

 

 

The first one's normal blue, the second is white wing blue

Keep looking Lin, a white wing has no wing marking or very faint ones but the pattern is still the same as a normal.

 

Hint (maybe ): Chirpy is like Blinkie.

Edited October 23, 200519 yr by Nerwen

Opaline? I can't see if it has a V or not?

 

Your Hard Nerwen!!!!!

 

The wing patterns are reduced to thin stipes, making it seem reverse in this Single Factor S------

Spangle! That's why I got white wing, I got confused and thought it was fainter, but it's just thinner! I think!

Yep Perfect

Look lcosly at the wings:

 

 

what is different about them?

 

so when it has a different colour from the body on the wings and light thin coloured markings its a spangle?

and opaline is with a V at the back of its neck

The thin markings make a spangle.

 

Yes an Opaline had a 'v' shape in the middle of the back with the same colour as the body and the edge of the wing feahers are the smae colour as the body as well.

Just for clarification a normal wing markings has the black on the inside of the feather with the colour around the edge. A spangle is reversed. The colour is in the middle of the feather with the black around the edge.

aha so in most cases a spangle would have a different colour wing to the body and thin markings... most cases light colour markings?

 

if it had same colour wing as the body we get into diluted budgies or something right?